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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
firn, and closed firm; middllng,
104c. Sales, 200 bales, including 2l00
last evening, Of which 1900 to export
ers and 1900 to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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OFPICE SIGNAL SERvIOR, u. y. All
MEMPHIs, May 3, pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named 81 750 meridian
time, which il one hour later than
Mamnhia time.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.


coln.stipR at Cairo with the Illinois Gem
tTaI and c., v. 4 G. Railroads, and at ST.
Louis with Rail and Water Lines Tor all
1opts North, West and East.
Is,vin9 MEMPHIS every SUNDAY and
FRIDAY atIp.m.. and on TUESDAYS at
ann, from the Elevator Building.
0A' May LIST, 18th and 2Ith i
Str. CITY OF PROVIDENoE- ,
W. May Sd, 18th and 9th.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY ,.,.,
Str. CITY or VICKsBURG-
S"' May Sth, 10Th and Slst.
Str. CITY oP CAIRO
S''' May 10th, 22d and June Sd.
For further information, apply to
AID, STORM, Agent.
c. L. HALL, Passenger Agent.
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TORAOCO AND BNUFF.

ToBAcco-Oommon, 25995c; other
grades, 36(985c.
sNUHFs-Garrett's, 1886; Ralph's,
l0ic; Railroad, 9tc.
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pow DER.
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.

PowDER-Kegs, So; half kegs, 81 70 ;
quarter kegs, 81 90.
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New York futures opened easy, and
closed steady and 8 to 7 points lower.
Sales, l49 800 bales. The closing quo
tations were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
HELENA, ARKANSAS CITY,
GreenVIIIe, and all Way Land
ings 20 Vieksburg,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY Il FRIDAY.
,s7. SAY SCHEDULE. 1887,

Str. ARKANSAS CITY ...... Brolaslti, master
May Let, 18th and oath, at 10 am.
Str, CITY or VICKSBURG .Whitlodgo, mast
May Sd, 18th and 9th, at 10 am.
Str. CITY oP CAIR0...-...L ightner, master
May 9Th, nth and 18th, at 10 am.
Str. BELLE MEMP us .........Bekor. matter
May sth, 10th and 3lst, at 10 am.
Str. CITY or PRoVIDEN OK. Carvell IN aster
May 10th, 22d and jane Sd, at 10 am.
B.ae leave from the Elevator Building, loot
Of Poplar street.
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RIVERS AND STEANBOATg
STEAMERS LEAVING
WEnNuonAv

Frisrs Point."...-JANRs LEE. S pm.
Osoeola."......-.-.CoAHoHA,5 SPIN.
White River........CHIoEAsAw, 6p,m.
THURSDAY.
Arkansas City.....KArE ADAMS, 81 .m,
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FINANCE.

Money very firm and supply
commensurate with the demand at
to per cent. The Clearing House re-
ports as follows:
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EAGLE
Boiler Works,
SHEA l. MCCARTHY, PrOpr's,
I4O. IA2, IA Front, Memphis.

ONE or THE LARGEST BOILER SHOPS
In the South, and the only comp ete
Roiler ard Sheot-Iron Works n the city.
HmS uiaeturers Of Heavy Plate iron
WorE or every dosorApsaon'4 SpeeiA
4 ,ontion given 10 plantation WORK.
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New York spots opened easy, and
closed 8 eady; middling, l0ic. Sales,
sos bales. Quotations were as fol-
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NHw YORK, May 2.-The market was
quiet with the move ment Of fair pro-
portion. -.Cottonl goo DIS steady.
Wooden goods, slow.
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RAGGING AHD TIRs.
WHISKY, WINES, LIQUoRs, ETo.

BAaaNe-7983c.
TIns-S1 05@l 10.
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The New Orleans future market
opened weak, and closed firm and to
8 points higher. Sales, $1,000 bales.
Quotations were as follows:
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New York aud principal cities
North and East, Discount buying, ]
premtum selling; New England sight
/ discount buying; New Orleans, t
discount buying, par selling.
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roo Y0UEG 10 KlRRY.
MA1 4. HALE's MoTKHR q HoW ARRLE.
ING ron A Drvoncn Hua Hzn
pAUoHzKR.


The aE1i scene IN probably shs last
aat Of the domsstie drama IN which
Harry B. Hall and bis pretty yOuna wife
May n. Hall are the chief actors, with
Mrs. HalI's mother, Mrs. FloEencs LOy.
behind tho scenes. was enacted yeatsr-
DAY in the District Court. Mrs.. Hail
BIZ her next friend, 40 TIE legal phrase
runs, pEeasnted her petition % Chief
Justice Jones' praying THAI tho bonds Of
matrimoay which ere binding her 70
her husband be tudicl0ualy severed.
The POSITION ptatss fhat Hrs. Hall e IS
years old; that On September q Lass The
defendant obtained from the County
Auditor Q license 20 marry her, the 70
quiEsd oath having been made By
Charles Brewn, and that the marriage
vas performed By Rev. 8. II. Waiaon.
The petitioner claims thas Mrs. Hall
vas unable, By reason Of her ace, 70
legally consent 10 eneh marriage and
that her natural guardian had noA given
fha raouiaite consent 20 the marriage.
The petition than aska THAI the mar
rfaas Be nnnullea and that Mrs. Hall b
all0Wed 20 resume her maiden mans Of
Mag n. Loy.
Mrs. Hall ana her mother aat in The
District court Clerks cfiice. yesterday,
While her attorney was beinR presented
In open CouFt. She u Q petite little
woman and eat In q chair drumming
her feet on She nooE. as II she vas
somewhat sgltated at the institution Of
legal proceedings, With which Q girl %
young as ahs h Seldom connected. Her
mother sal beside her and looked as IL
ahe felt psEfeaily able 10 solve The Diff
Guilty her daughter had become involv-
ed in. when her attorney came IN and
said Jadee Jones bad directed that 9
summons be issued. both Mrs. 10y 9nd
her daughter appeared relieved. TIE
trouble vas this- Under che laws Of
this Territory the plaintiff 10 . divorce
preceedinR must have reaidsd one year
IN TIE Territory before spplyina for 3
divorce. In Ma. Halls case this con-
dition had not besn complied With. kus
there ID doubt whether this viii Be re-
quired Of her OF noe. The complaints e
bsasd On the allegation that Mn. Hall
vas toe young 70 consent 10 the Eaar-
rage. and that u Should be annulled.
Il will be remembered Mrs. Hall. then
Miss 10y, lsft her heme 10 California
TO aid company 10 presenting Q re-
lieious clay IN she various cities along
TIE coast. her mother, IN consideration
Of che character Of the play, giving her
o1ueent. Harry B. Hail vas q member
Of The company also, and u was not
iona before tie young people fell IN
love and they pnneiuded TO gos married
AFTER ahey had arrived In Seattle. Mrs.
Loy bearing Of the marriage came here
about ten days ago and has eYer sinoe
been endeaE1EinR 10 stEaiahtsn unatteEs
out. The divorce applicatlen g @s1e
With The conscnt Of Mrs. Hall, VITO says
her hnsbaua straek her beoause she
didn't give him money enough. u 10
not expected that Hail VII make any
opposition 70 the securing Of lhe d.
NnFNa.
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Nxv Ru1.z ~ Counz. -Ubitf Justice
Jones yesterday approved q snhsti-
tnta 20 the ruis - ~ "a now appsArs in
ths rnIss Of Tie DlslEisl lOouFl, % nau
ruls applying 10 BeattIa anlY. n wnE
pFspaEed undeg Toe advice q TIE C0uFl
81 II. q. EtFuve. @. q Hartford cad
Harold Prssson, and meets Ne 80
pFovnl II al Ne attorneys. u pfsvi6ss
tor TIE pEiRiinR IN pamphls1 form Of
TIE trial doekst of cases pep6ing % the
Dissxiot Court a Seattle. A sai3ei1at
unmbsr wilI Be pxinfad 20 e. 70 fnrnish
ans oopY each n tAn Court and ~ 81
essn, ana % eaeh atlorusy. Ths Fals
thsn dsAnss IN detail ihs farm 81 tAe
calsndsr and The aFFanRsmsnt Of ths
names Of the cGlsexa Of the Cuukt; 80
namss q ths Grand and Petit inruEl
A lnsex Of causes, The Uuiae6 nfntns
crtnlnal calendar, tie evil aalsnanf.
ne Territorial cximinal calendar. issued
q fact, iasqss a. lav Ane oiheE cen
wnnfenona.
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All You. one Of the ohinamsn charged
With visiting IN opiun isint. yesterday.
deposited the Fsqaialas cash bail. ESQ.
In vhica be Vas hsld 10 avail The -
sion Of she Grand Jury. and vas rsieas-
Cd. Al Hes, o1s Of the two charged
eth keeping a. opinm totnA put up
Rl5o. ths amount ID Which be waa hsld,
and was released.
Justice RoderhcFR had toe men. Y.
Monday and Wa. =. Franks. before
hin 90 q charRe Of vagFancy, end afteR
q partial hesrina, he eaee was oonttn-
usd unfil u'clcck this sftexnoon.
In The sane Court the Assistant Pros
esaiinQ Attsrney moved for The dis
nissal q The charge Of disturbing ths
gAiyatic1 Army against J. u. Han.
oaraain Alfred HAsTik. for tbs saliva
il1n Army, having expressed his willing
ness ind : The elfeurnEtances 10 have
ths Oass dissonkinasd.
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DISTRICT 0OURT ADg0VRKs,
oknzs 10 m pIERosED o
wKHM o0UnT lEMErs N novzHnMn.

IMPORTANT okgz8 10 N ulzRo1ED o.
WKHM COUNT NEExB N MoNKAnMn.
TIA Diztrics OeuEs wnn aaionrnsd
yesterday until Thursday, NsFsnhsr "a
next. A special venizs - Ordsssa By
Ohief Justice Jones fOF Is jurors for
Kitaap county and 3 Jurors for KinR
county. Judge Jonas win 10 70 PORT
Townsend tonoTruw evening 30 dispose
Of large list OF civil and cFinalnal
Gases. Il will probably require more
than g week 10 hear The oaslB tAsre.
TheFe are . number % ABporsant
civil cases awaiting disposltIan IN King
county, and whiah win be heard begin
ming November "a. Thai b the daE
axed fer che arguments On The ln31nc-
tion aEantea ID the timber saitn aGainst
the NnreheEn Pacific railE9n& ana olb-
ers. A number of ini1ne1lsn eases viii
be argued on that and fAB sneoeeding
days. amena otheru the aisre1o about
the Jam IN ihe SknQit river, whieh IN
wolves . number Of Important ana nov.
a features.
There are uome criminal eaass ok
Qreat importsnoe. The trial ef ALBERT
Friedrioh for the murder q ehesbling
will come up. The grand taEy vii, con-
siaer lhe charge against @alaeer aud
neddiuato1 Of numbering Patrick Hal
lcgRn. and The ease may Be trisd ID No
vembar. Ths oass Of The Territory
against OK County Treasures 0eoERe D.
Hill vii also be on the list ok casa 20
be tTied. Il IL probable ths o1ss Of the
Territory eRainst shaw, charned With
incest, viii also b tried on q change Of
venue from PiaTce Oeanty.
Aside from theas important cases and
the e embracing sensational features,
there are . gfeat many civil and Grim
inal cases on the calendar. The bual-
mean Of che District Court "a rapidly 10.
eEeasing, and ths present crowded esn-
diaion Of the calendar will fksay iaAd 30
= reduction IL sizs q the Third Judicial
District AZ u 10 now thnra is more
business h The present iadluial diatEiet
which includes Kinn. EnohomiHh, Hkae-
Il, Whateom, jefferson and Kitaap eoan-
Wee, Than one JUDGE can eonvenisnsly
dispose Of. Judge Jores nou holds
court IN Seattle, Enohomish. IsaeonneE,
Whateom ana Port Townsend.
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nEiss Hzslis B a. WaIIA WaLla. 3
x.9.iEz - H. real1enne e AArA nAAsa
Ksllsnz.
spscInl Gsssrnmnns Tsunes Ar1nl
3. = 6hiaidH. arrived - M1al1la -.
Han. d. T. Rsssav.l. q 0hesss. ona
81 tnn mull enl1EVzA1'nN ue1 e Ees,szA
Wrseinztou. d EDsnelnE 1eN Gays 20
mn.aR. Rumsla. psvnnzaar fee sha
0E1aon Railaay 3 Nasi41llnn Corn-
~ sl1aEbu1fman kAnHy.
Mn Adasn 4. Wnxzsn anf Der llllis
aanahear. who have bean vazilznR Ealer
dives nad fEiend1 - 8Eatsl1 ~ uceks
lGaVe fer EhniF hnme IN IhzrG1ua oonnay
tbs mnE8i1R.
?. A. Psnlsun. 4. Heea Taeunas n.
\. Ehields end uice. 0gmBlas 3 H11e1r
berg. Ohnrlea Esunedy. a. @. shsldu1s
= A. Hnnkeft. @. D. Ills. 9. B. HIS
stR. Portland; HenEY u Kneks rs
Dailaa; ". y. q keuyu1. 81 Paul. Z.
Fl. Brocks, Porl BlaksIy; p. Il 0Brien,
Kent; A. i. Frsuna. Nsa Iokk; p. }.
RsxeiFnI, OheneX; a. H Nina &aneensl
& aman. Rsakfssa. N. ere q - o.
eidm1nl.
I'D. Oola. Hknais, yshn n. Burnon
Pnrlland. Ar1hur uaanitnn, Josepk
6houpe. FiasnRia; MrA nimGn Eiwsll.
Gnnhonish; John Aisxnndex, Kent; J.
N. Bush. SauRk Valley; II. u. MeWbexEys
RoahegseR. Nieh. p. OaBEisn, Kent; i
D. Blake, q. ID. Santa, Ouenia; O. A.
MilchelI, slanuood; r ?. NeuAali,
Oreaa Tainni; n. A. RaischiId. what
com; PsieF Bslsineer and vita. Cheneg;
O. @. GilbaEt. San DiaQcs W. n. Mor-
~ ard uife, Santa Rcsas oAl-, are e
It's Brunswick.
Z. b Ho7hrook, 6pokAnes \. ". Ban
don, Aberdeen, Dakesa; B. WeATthnr
and wife, /. n. Iate, q. 8. Westsn. Il.
Oompto1, Tacoma; Captain J. Yates,
Whilo REvsr; Oliver W. Ooes ".
Hawkes., kEtoEia; A. A. IoEEanees SAM
neR; AAsxnnds9 Simpaon. Kant; jams
0ib1uu< Winnspee, Mnni1oba; o. y.
Molly, hasten; !. "A. 0AEwood, Stock
ten, Oal.; Wm. Young and wife. Frank
lin; d. u IhnmnG, 0EsRnn Cily5 Mrs
4. q. Bond. Mir O Bond. Aneta, Mian-,
are at the New Eneland.
A. Guild, 6umneE; ". Il keelsys
Oolby; Aibsrf 6peneeF. Chioago, 3. Z.
Maz1hali, Milton; Frank &. 0lbbon4 =
n. Collier, San Franchise; y. RrDWn
and wife, Wa1lA WallA; h J. Barl1y
and wife, Vancouver; Charles kletenex,
Ranto1; J. i. James, San DlsRoj Wa.
Wmninaham, BQuak; J. q. Hayden.
Port Blaksly; q. 4. Ohises1eE, Woodin-
vile; Clinson GoinR, @. WRIGHT P0rs-
land, Or; Robert johnson, EFank Lewis.
Wm. ButlsEiisid, Ohnrlea MayhsW, Cor
wallis, Or; Gus O Wiley, Joseph OaFxl-
son, Part Washington; a. HnlbeEt, 3.
HnlbaKt, 6nohumish; Charles WilleE.
Hrs. K Merrill, r rtiaDd; Jossrh
HalzsE, L. =. 0hass, Port Townaendi
George II. Wilson, Bquak; Charles
johnson. Portland. aEeat sha Arlington.
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ooTIEo PzssEEoERs.

r,.~csoo. o.. ff.-Tbs 1.llgN
80 49, ,,~resrs look paasaf1 41 -
= -. 1-sstY Tor EcEs1afn p1Et1.
-. -. 1910 J WEk1gA. = 104
~ n kfkmnn ard d4nz2 ~
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e -. z 80 800 o1nssnd-Ais Aresi4 y
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Iz1I. -. 80 80 ron. ID ~ Crossed VITA.
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9 Richsrdssn. p B WhlknsT. Mrs.
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rtsS-. a ii WadnWurfh. 414NA q
:-!il...s....,.s-. q 9 Nuiier. i @ klaheE. Mr.
- - - So - r~erk HreWng. Mlz4 k41e HE4W-
: ufsrd M q Cha.4 y a letze.
nssrrs Daggstk an4 g -. - -
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s. 1917. y ~ sud Mra y B Nogss, Mr. =
= ssl....~.nT. M nn4 Ms " ill.44 1earle
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g 80 IN emsaa. MIS- a = $500. = sss
- Mr1 Al A WhitneE. 441ss 44nel :
- - -. II DeVcra. II W Iopplng end
49, *. n II nm @Bd wife. Menfy ~ A.1z-
" 80 q = fssihron. Mss 0eEtie Hn&aocT,
- rIife1 ~ w Miner. Mm e1ooEze
-. g ifSSSrlea 3 wilson. A1 Denny
49,. - -, 1919 Well. Nrs ~ Q beWet
-. - b = enisueR. " VafoE. 4uA.IyN1
- 80 ~ 1econd eIaa gaacnEells
Z .,.s.na 500 ferd On Tho oleg1n An4 CD.
,s,D-is--fsidaT: O scala 3 n,sxe1e.
= -, 2 ns.., $500. 3 3 HgwieF, y b
-. .,...s -sd v-lfe. John Kelly. p a Coz, Y
81 80 n RW WliIneth, AFcnr.1nqp "
eran, D A Rlehmonds ana y klnnli'
nsniA
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The following transfers Of real estate
we're GIed for record yesterdays
LDw Ehalton 10 WIN Rsn1cn, lots
. and 90 n 6cmeFviile, 81.
David I Denny and vita % y 2 He'd
ward. let 6, block @ IN D ! Dsnny'a
Pnrk addition 10 North 6aaatls. 500
Chsriss p DeibeFt 70 George DoF&el,
Ek af NV ~ &c 3. 10 81 NJ RAk.
$500.
syhgl h Bcgne and husband - Shei-
den Aisen, Of San jose, California, 8 -
o. NV N tho 6W 4 Of Ne 4 nnc the
Ne II ofSW 4 Of 80 ~ % q y, 3 !
3. eontaining i60 sczus. e454
John Weoefna q e. 10 L1sfeita A
slanaAtlR. sion
Namnei CoalaEE and wifs 10 Henry @
esTues, undivided oae half Of eW y
a. GR II. iua (, &c o. - IS D, B { X
oonfaisinG y aeress eizA
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LMTT xnn oEzx.-soms nonshs ago
ths onssn City NoilsF Works vsrs ~
sablishsa On Colnan's wharf. - Ne
foos Of CclnmhiA slrssA and Aifrsd
Bsrb was appointed snpaFinssndsnt A
aood business has been dsns, ard - Ell
aupenrnnaGs he WORKS u9Es bu1nR So
ssaagnlEy eAExiad %. AeulerAaW d wna
found thAa Bert had eallse1e6 nbosi
ViusaEla. II cozaeqna1es q In -
owners o. abe pfop9fty lAat egen1nn
mnfs a anuiRn1nE11 % - Gordnn
Hmrawaxs Company. for taa pgosecliuz
a. tks general esediieEA Ihe n1ssta n4z
heswosn 5000 end e8010 and ihs habit.
ftias abonf the name. Il b tha inlxn-
ainn e the psupzisscls and he aaslEnnnl
! - aaFgy On ths bnsinesa e. nH1nl, and
a. assdlioEs vii Be paid IN fnlk.
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PENALTIRs OF IMpRuDENoE.

Summer h al hand-the lima Of year
when old hsads and young become i'm
pEudsnt, eel oVsEheated. cool on snd-
donly, catch cold, headache. neFvoas
disorders, and Q thousand and one ethsE
troubles. Preaching peudence 10 played
oui. Ths only thing 10 do Safe. you
have cuntxaced one OF more OF tnsss
pains-to cure youEnsll ns Qaiokiy -
possible. Small pains are n0t 10 be ne
elected exaspk a The risk Of serious COZ
sequences. Remove them at once. u
can BE- done by an application Of ene o.
NOSE 81 AlIeook's Poroug Piagiers,
recognised the world ever - the best
: xisrnal remedy ever Maads. Mind 500,
doa'k neRlect your LITTLE lis. They out.
grow everything elss end II let alone cost
you more Than y0u can ever knew. ke-
Alloock's Riastsrs.
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~artcE-Ten deilars rswaFd
\. - pasd Ter lnasgmaklon|
1870. -. g the ngsesl end csp-
1870 s..ssar = any sns tsund nssnl-
~. ~.ules 81 tse Post-inseIll-
- -. - seiIvsrsd bysIss carriers
.s.~.,ol,ous tire city.
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PaonApxY DnowrnD.


Absu1 IN eags go. uhiia -
aehnsnsa Taansr wan mporsa ai1aGnias
a Hnzzinof1n A 6nEEhas whaxfs Caplain
z @. onznn lad ccsnzfsn - So - tsNn
fnr an hsur &c e.. ana On - ssaurn b
lhe saAoener hs discovered 81 hil
nsail heas nnd aars - ben stolen.
On MAKING smqniEio1 frnz p4Es1ns
nrsun2 1k1ze hs l1aEn1d tba1 within -
minussB nfleE he lnla sbe n1AosnNE 9
msn cnua "a board lsueEs6 the sEaii
heal. tnuk sha oars End pu1 ou1. 1nn1e
wko 50 hin imaHiEod, natareIly, tAal
BE helonRsd en- akn ash1anaz. and p4ld
~ nf1a1eioa = uhat Be wAs neouA
Cap1ain Qntnn 1hgngAf posEiblg soMe.
one bad borrowed ~ boat, and Wu1ld
ratuTn q, bn1 nE4ex waiting reasonable
tins, and th1 boas net eoninR bseks b
uroes % frisn11 In di9Eren1 ports On
Ia Gonnd, nzkine ahsn 70 knsD look-
euf fer ths erafks ~ veil 90 tne thlaf
eho z1nls o.
Mz3KD nnz A. EAHx.
A fnw dasa afnea. Oaptaln Quinn
ufckod q : eopv 81 tks Port IoaEasnd
Afuass eonaninina shs fuIlswlnR i1sms
aHhs Dirklna1un plcksd np 1N4n
yard hetuean hs1s and Pni8t Wilson
ceuf orcuuant. II 6rif11A ashore e low
tobasco and chest. There vera % trseks
On the beach nex marks Of any Kidd.
and no papers hsso been faznd ye9 %
indicate whn The unfsrtunate fellow
va. Kgidenllg be had fallen Ovsr-
board. The cara were IN tbe oaaks anG
q iii11e water VS. IN the bottom. Up %
last sysning tbs lock Of tbs chsHt BAD
not bsen forced opon; i may oon1ain
8nE1Ghinn that VIII Identify the owner.
Probably BE- 4 soma FunAWay saiIoI
from the British niGo.m
Tho Captain q onoe eazmised thai
he baat which bad bes1 picked ~ wAs
the che stolen from him, and uEote -
Mr.. w. d. Smith, e Port Townasn6s
who "A ons time called with him a.
mate. and Who knew The beak % exan-
he Is and see Il bis snrmisas wsBo cor
HUz 4 nmkIiE REWARD.
Yesterday Captain Quinn received .
fppfg from NJ. Gmi1h which Rad a.
foIl0us. Il went down 70 The brick
yard this morning and found yeuF boaa
eli Fieht. aaked the boys who picked
her ~ What tia expenses On her was
and eheY mid ell they wanted was 3
iitile money for beer and enough % pay
fer advertising. think q una the man
you described Who ntofs The boat. but
be Il supposed 10 Be- dssunsd, e. the
beat drifted ashore With nothing b her
Of any consequences but . trunk
a-HNne-
Removal Sale--Bo do1 al woel, blue
flannel oVeEshixis at 81 90. Old pEiee,
50 %. Toklas & 6inassman. ocl6
Uos-kII wool tricoss. nav linz. czzs-
IN OEnAEx. cells
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LkRas SuDa&MAx nuA nAMAamA-M
ne oasa % willard O. Hawsk0Ers
arainss ths oel1nbiA D Pages sgurd
Rasssoas Company. tRied Lass 1una. IN
uhich 8 xsEdist Ter Si0oeo uas rsn-
dered II fAvaE of ths plaf1la4 far
damares suffered In shs datsn6antss
snwmill, lha d4fGa1Aniis nscstnn fer .
neu tria1 uAs yesterday egEr-Fnied and
Sakx@ent enasred for Ne gn2 G8mad
seams 80 tsfon8An1 eempany. Tha
lniiar aaps nnaios q - appaai - -
Gzprens CsuEt-
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MONEY mnAH

On ehasfss mortgage. good colla4sFal
o. personal aacaEtt3, noeea. woFtEsGe4
errip, bnndA tine eheeks. etc, bonGka.
ConP1um. MIEzEB 4 @.
OHee With JudRe 9mitA, SaEe4 street,
opposiia IL 0ccideniAi. nzA
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nan q Ne oumrnissss On Puhlle BuEla.
-. nnd 0s1unds . nupezsira sd -
O1EessE ma shs or Han :. -
l1TRsa g - 1ull sxiant &c Is f1&. 81 e.
- ma&e fur,n - - 1eerrsru o7seIea
q 1A8 usw knak nna Inddsg txzeks und
E1om fer ~ OIlF Oesk. l1s euzzEEz-
wena Is ths gsunaH Ghnnhez, and Il
p1szbIe - eaiaEnemen4 q IL fsll ~
euMmnon1lguss ard fhn4 ". 3. 8oune,
ax11l1ecl, - ampla9ed @ EEnpnse plans
end 1peea Has1fana fer tie nama
0F4eBz0, ktat ~ EnEE0EuE EEepaEe .
plzt e fke aTenns mautiu1e1 IL tbe
MsFoE1 see1aRe. amen1Ad % th4t -
said aEsHae b 90 fesa vide fTum tbe
1eFn1E 81 Sizlk an1 Pa azEoet8 - A4ks
unics. sad 10 fess wife aAs rsmnincer
o. 10 eseunas ard that ~ "a. Be 81
t1n9ee % a. tntaEzectlaa win ne
htle hiYer read.
OEteEse. ihnt tie PuEchnElng Aaenf
- 1l1se.ed - pzEsha94 klsl1WeETinK
1usomstfe 6nzh t4nk eTphDn. ths sameI
e - rlaced IN Madison slEeet b thol
GpUrnizsfoner.
Ordered, that q bridge Is fest wl&sl
ne bu1lt ca Jefferson glree1. between
kguklh ard Aifth HsEee2a.
LdeeagEs wnru soS1od % Henry
1hamEaon and Oliver q Bernard.
Tia sppIlcatign of Hohk. Coon1 fer
license Waa rnlaKred.
Pat Of D. ~. CRnns1n a4dltIon -
naz1tls, VS. fafmssd % the Olty enE-
vegcE.
TIE aezaasmeni reIi for NE diElEist
created b oEdinancs No. SIS Tor ex-
penae Of cxten6fng Madison strse1. and
pagiaR fer property eo11em1e1. 49,
sabmlited By ne Clark. Aocsptsd and
approved.
The bid % John I.esh FOX puftira in
Il iron nnehoF4. and setiunina ths' rest
of the City Hail with I. @. cid etyIe re-
dlpped tin, painted % unoss SIDE for
$3.50 waz accepted.
+ caivsEtsa bid for painting nsu rook
Of Ctr Hall fnF 81 waa excepted.
Oouncil adisarned.
Removal eAIs--a ooEnnts for I'd; ! fnE
ISoL Teklas q Einasrnan. oele
Ios eorssts, small sisss. CxxAnx'a.
nennuni aeIe-En ne0 vnrSn na1lno a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-22

TmnMm DzroncHs GnANTxD. = ohisf
Jostics Jones On Friday made 8 dseEss
IN shs Districa CouEs granting divorce
10 narlsa 3. Morsa trsm ". 4. Metae,
on the gFonpd Of crual tseaemens. HE
decree provides fof ne paymeni %
eaS0 70 the plaintiff - alimony. The
ehii6 10 given into the cas,edy o. -
EFanatslhsf, provided The lattsf wih
Aeospa - charge. and tha plaintiff is
faqalrtd 70 pay go semi -annuelly for
lls support. A aipoEcs uaa aFnnted eiao
% Rlirshslh Kaiser from J0hn Kaiser,
ahs plainsiR being allowed - Tesnrae
her maiden naEns 81 Elisabeth Marsh.
frnnk II. Hlackpola waa granted .
aivosas fr0m his vife. labels Stack
pain.
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&c. Sc, Co, 75a-Ihs hianeus line Is
flh1s lInen 81 sAs ssaall ~ - esuA
lsm dan DthaR hguanA czmsNH.